No. 11,103 in German
schwägerin
Sister-in-law.
In a sentence
Meine Schwägerin wohnt in Berlin.
My sister-in-law lives in Berlin.
The word 'Schwägerin' is used to refer to a sister-in-law, specifically the female spouse of one's sibling or the sister of one's spouse.
Wir haben gestern meine Schwägerin besucht.
We visited my sister-in-law yesterday.
Here 'Schwägerin' indicates the specific family relation of the person visited, emphasizing the individual as part of the extended family.
Meine Schwägerin und ich teilen dieselben Hobbys.
My sister-in-law and I share the same hobbies.
In this sentence, 'Schwägerin' denotes a cordial relationship between the speaker and their sister-in-law, integrating her into personal interactions.
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